Logan Robin

@loganrobin.bsky.social

Working with academic researchers at The University of Manchester (@manchester.ac.uk) communicate cutting edge research with policymakers in Westminster and Greater Manchester. Previously worked at environmental think tanks and NGOs.

A legislative amendment I led on was officially tabled, moved and debated in the House of Lords – in Grand Committee and again on the floor of the HoL chamber for report stage.

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I am excited to be working with The Productivity Institute on their excellent research into kickstarting productivity growth in the UK's towns and cities, improving lives and livelihoods in the process. They have completed an in depth report which puts Rochdale under the microscope.

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It's been an honour to be the policy engagement lead for Dr Miles & Prof Broad's research into the Abuse of Women Runners. This research is being taken seriously at the highest levels, as shown by our meeting yesterday with the Minister for Violence Against Women and Girls, Jess Phillips. .

Meeting at the Home Office between Minister for Violence Against Women and Girls, Jess Phillips (left), Jess Asato, MP for Lowestoft and Chair of the Perpetrators of Domestic Abuse APPG (middle), and Dr Caroline Miles (right).

As the Children's Wellbeing Bill goes through Parliament there's never been a better time to discuss how we can improve young people's mental wellbeing and reduce child poverty. Two pieces of research from The University of Manchester show how we can achieve that.

University of Manchester academics have set out how to achieve the government mission to halve violence against women & girls. This is a 'national emergency' that requires long-term investment in trauma-informed preventative work with boys and young men (1/4) www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/news/politic...

Labour plan to halve violence against women and girls 'remains unclear', experts say

The Government’s plan to halve violence against women and girls (VAWG) over the next decade “remains unclear”, three experts have warned.

yorkshirepost.co.uk